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Gas flow temperature and pressure compensation

2019-07-19View Original

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For our gaseous ammonia flow rate, the orifice plate utilizes the following temperature and pressure compensation formulas. Do you know what the applicable range of these formulas is in terms of temperature or pressure? FY=FT*SQRT(((PT+1)(T0+273.15))/((TT+273.15)(P0+1))) The T0 value in the factory is 185 degrees; they want to reduce the operating temperature to 110 degrees. Will this temperature and pressure compensation formula still be effective? Could the deviation be too large? Thank you file:///C:/Users/chnek/AppData/Local/Temp/msohtmlclip1/01/clip_image002.png

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